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Module 15: Aeromedical Factors

Recognize and respond to the physiological factors that affect pilots: hypoxia, hyperventilation, carbon monoxide poisoning, spatial disorientation and vestibular illusions, motion sickness, ear and sinus block, night vision, alcohol and drugs, fatigue and dehydration, the IMSAFE self-assessment, and scuba/altitude decompression risk.

4 lessons · 12 questions · 11 objectives

  1. Lesson 61: Oxygen and the Gases That Hurt You: Hypoxia, Hyperventilation and CO9 min · 4 questionsstart
  2. Lesson 62: When Your Senses Lie: Disorientation, Motion Sickness, Ears and Night Vision9 min · 4 questionsstart
  3. Lesson 63: Personal Fitness to Fly: Alcohol, Drugs, Fatigue and IMSAFE8 min · 3 questionsstart
  4. Lesson 64: Pressure and Time: Scuba, Altitude and Decompression6 min · 3 questionsstart
Module knowledge check (12) →Aeromedical Factors Readiness Check
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